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The Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP’s) Legitimacy Crisis and Implications for Taiwan

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is facing considerable challenges to its legitimacy, which has historically been based on two foundational pillars: the promise of prosperity and the concept of ‘national rejuvenation’ (民族復興), which includes reunification of…

Will China Move To Occupy Taiwan’s Offshore Islands?

China’s belligerence against Taiwan has undergone a massive shift from occasional military exercises triggered by political developments in Taipei, to a sustained military presence around the island nation in a manner that impinges on Taiwan’s sovereignty…

Surging Geopolitical Risks In Indian Sub-continent

The Geopolitical dynamics in Indian Subcontinent, particularly after the start of India’s Operation Sindoor aimed at combating Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, have increased the potential for recurring crises in the region. This is an aspect that all stakeholders…

Operation Sindoor Heralds A New Era Of Indian Deterrence Against Pakistan

India’s Operation Sindoor is probably the most meaningful action the country has taken to combat Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, as it appears to be aimed not just at reinstating deterrence against Pakistan but also maintaining it for the…

Trump, Putin, and Ukraine: A Geopolitical Turning Point?

A mere days after the US President Donald Trump’s personal diplomacy with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, Russia has asked Ukraine for the second round of peace talks aimed at exchanging written proposals for a ceasefire…

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